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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-18

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abgel6loIlenen @tlbntiien; lelbit III Ben
3etten 0es l1eberflulies nnertrGglt6 gene
len letn; aber cine 8eDDlferltng, trel6e in
ibrer alien Seintatb mir Notb unb gntbebz
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ebet 11,r bic Sbdler %fanrtte, bic BON tbr be-
tpobnt iparen, fitbrte mad tbren 8egrtffen
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Si6@Wfiiionrt feitgeiebt bate.
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1leberflub an glem, tpas fir etnen 6trter@
tp6lbler Nertb Bat, perminoerte IT'D BON
Sabr 5t SSSabr ltnb mai lernte Beo1lrtnt1le
fertuen, tpelhe Die 9tdtltr nt6t bot NIB Die
man It6 1ti6t pbrte at1balten0e 4lrbett per@
idaffen fpnnte; 0u dber bic 5llr Stpetten
gtatllr gepnr0ene SrGgbett blteb, 10 mar
gerarmlt1q bic gans ndtirli1e Sol9e.
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SIltlut lNulty ultIVll9llD- 01nUu% HH|. wv Wv
ntGlig, auf IN ote1e dbgelegenen nlIo np1t
Der @elt fau11 gefaunten Sbdler Dor nr1o
mad benz @11be beS 8irgerfrteges farte1E
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tpte fritber in alien neuen Staaten, obne .es
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begreifen fe ntdt, naB ibre alien II n e
I6rtebeneu 'backwoods laws and
regulations tn 8e3u9 aut Qdnobeitb IN
einem @ulturftaat, tute Is Wttfonrt IeBt 1T,
fetne @eltrng nlebr bdben fDnllen. 80:
Die 8etpeggriinbe GIT ben Berbrebe1t,
tpelde Die 8alo &nobberS begdlu9eu baben,
| fttIo II ibrer ltntpiiienbsit, tbren pertpprrenen
&e6tsbegriffen unb tbrer 96eu Dor Ser itdJ
ndberrtben Gultur 5t Ilt6en.. Sbre N1S1
16reitungen tpareiI 11ur frampfbafte Ser
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suriid3ufibren aber bic grfabrlng, bic iii
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6aB man BEN Sorti6rttt Der @ltltnr midi
NIT 9idorprltben nuo HeDplperH aufbalten
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-18

Set bieier !3eit bat fein regiererber
Wtonar6 me9r bas neunsigfte 2ebensia1r
erreidt. Bei feinem Der tpentgeu oben alf>
gefitbrten Serrider tpiiien mir nit Cider
belt, oaB iein 2ebensaben0 Elm beneibens>
tpertber par, int @egentbei[ mar BET Der
Wtebr5dbl oerielben Der 9luSgdng trdltrtg.
Sn bteier 6infi0t ftebt alio Ste Sc.
b~urtstagsfeter bes Seuti6en &atlers in Der
Weltgel6t6te ein3ig ba.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

Nor many men have received such touch.
ing ana sincere tribute on their birthdays rs
Mr.. John Wananaker has been blessed with.
The tribute to which allusion is particularly
made Is not the gold plated, cream. colored
alliterstive letter received from his employees,
but the business.like communication of the
local and foreign life insurance companies.
This document congratulates HIM ON his
health, his record, his success and finally and
chiefly upon the fact that he is insured for Q
larger sum than any other American citizen.
OF the sincerity Of this letter there is no
doubt whatever, and MIR. Wsnsmaker can
revel In the firm con sciousness that numerous
large associations would be sorry TO see
him die. 1t has been said and 1t Is doubtless
true that Mr.. Wansmaker has as much insur-
snce ON his lite rs the companies will consent
to give him and in the event of his death their
loss would be 30 enormous that they watch
isphysical condition with fear and trembling.
The public will note the result with interest.
Will Mr.. Wsnamaker's commercial instincts
prove fatal to him and score triumph against
the companies or will he be satisfied with
the advertising he gets as the great American
insurer? 1t Is an excellent advertising
scheme for both parties, as the companies can
point with pride to the fact that a man of his
trsnscendent ability endorses lite insursrce CO
and thousands OF professional orators will
glorify the name and fame Of Wsnamaker
while they urge insurance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
os.e.sa Cs.sr..,s risp - E,rsps.

0sasssa Csasssas "trip - Esssps
From the Philadelphia Times.
The Britannia, which sails from this port
on wednesday, will take out ~ . passenger
General simon Cameron. Colonel James
Duffy, of Maristta, hts almost constant cou.
panion and business friend, will go with him.
Genial Larry Jerome will make the third
member Of the party. This is . sinsula trio
and their mission to Europe is an Interesting
ona Colonel Duffy and MIR. jerome go over
for sport and To zee the sights. but General
Cameron goes for very different purpose,
although he viii probably keep very tAir pace
with his two compan ions In eight-seeing
Having watched the shifting tides of poll.
tics In this country for nearly seventy years
the Old general takes 4 trip to Europe To talk
politics with the great civil leaders oi the old
world. For long time he has had an amhi.
ton to visit Gladstone and hear from his lips
Of the by.play vi English politics The meet
terestinR ona Both have for 50 many years
lived in the whirl Of political lite that com.
pariscu Of notes and experiences cannot but
he instructive. General Cameron IL now
nearly ninety years old and has been prom.
inent factor In politics for nearly seventy
years Gladstone Is considerably his Junior,
yet he has been hity years IN public life, u
thoughtful and earnest commander ot men.
General Csmeron's visit to Parnell will be
another Interesting incident of his trip
abroad. After looking over English politics
and English people, he will probably go to
Paris and study the conditions Of that new
republic The deArth OF politics in this coun.
try probably induces the " Sage OF Donegal ~
to make this journey At his advanced age 70
get few fresh thoughts in the land where
politics is always at fever heat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
l(l)e Cai,tdster 3rru,l,uur,uxc.
LANCASTER, JULY la. 1857.
Csupariss.s Of War Mortality.

Ia Cincinnati Commercial Gazette gives
- very impressive official figures on the
1Qlsd and wounded Of the war. About
1o68,O 900 Federal soldiers enlisted during
~ war, and Of this number 1856 ,O97 were
9oo1ogcd troops. Over 900 skirmishes and
latxlss were fought and in ten Of them the
xeported loss Of life was over 10000 on both
otdes. "Oficial statistics show that of the
1,e53, 600 men enlisted, there were killed in
shattle A, ,23s; died Of wounds, 49, ,2o5 died
6 disease 1s6, ZIG; died Of unknown causes
2l,lS4 total, 800, ,s4S. This includes only
those whose death while in the army had
heen actually proved" To this number
should be added $4,000 who died while in
the hands Of the enemy as prisoners of war
md fair percentage of those reported as
deoerters, or a. missing, and many thou
mnds who died while home on furlough.
Waterloo was one Of the most desperate
and bloody fields chronicled in European
history, and yet Wellington's casualties
Wege Len than II per cent, his loss being
4, ,l33 killed and $3.50 wounded out Of over
55,OOO men, while at Shiloh one side lost in
killed and wounded 9,74O out of $4,000
while their opponents report their killed
and wounded at 9, ,6l6, making the casual.
tles about 80 per cent.
But it may be said that the improvement
IN weapons explains the difference. Not
much Compare our battles with those of
the Franco German war when the breech-
loader, the mittrailleuse and Krupp's can.
non did such fearful execution. At Werth,
Epecheran, Mars le Tour, Gravelotte and
Sedan, in 1870, the average loss only was
IL per cent. Yet whole regiments were
exterminated. At Perryville, Murfrees-
boro, Chickamauga, Atlanta, Gettysburg,
Mission Ridge, the Wilderness and Spott-
sylvania, the loss frequently reached, and
sometimes exceeded, 40 per cent, and the
average Of killed and wounded on one side
or e.aNhef was over so per cent. From
r1462 to 1861 the killed and wounded upor
American soil in all battles, combats and
skirmshes, added together, as shown by
reports, hardly exceeded the casualties OF
single battles of the great American con.
flict.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
QUE SWISS COUSrRYNEs.
A Colony That Was settled In Con.sto Ian
caster County

caster County.
FROM the Philadelphia Ledger.
The recent visit of Colonel Emil Frey,
Swiss minister at Washington, was made
the occasion of q successful demonstration in
his honor by his Swiss countrymen. Colonel
Frey deserves their recognition, for he Is an
admirable representative of our ancient yet
vigorous sister republic. As young man he
served in our army, and won distinction in
an Illinois regiment in hard.fought battles.
Returning to his native country, he was
soon elected to various posts of responsibility
and finally was selected as the first full
minister from Switzerland to this country.
Hel especially popular therefore among the
Swiss, both at home and here, and he has
proved himself as successful In diplomacy
a. In war. Under his guidance q good
many new Swiss colonies have been
established In the South and West, and the
local authorities have given him and his
countrymen hearty welcome everywhere.
Ihe wiss are among the earliest and best of
our settlera William Penn made their &C
quaintance on his successive visits TO the con.
tinent, and invited them to come to his new
province. He had Swiss to lay out vine
yards on his manor OF Sprngettsbury, now
Bush Hill, and, il the climate had been more
favorable, we might have been drinking
native wines. In 1909 Swiss colony settled
at ConestOgs, in Lancaster county, and the
Meylins "a state senator now bears that
name), the Herrs the kendiRs, the Funks,
the Housers, the Bachmanns, and other good
old Lancaster families are their descend ants.
The Protestants OF Bsrne were such ct out
Luthersns that they were slow TO favor or
tolerate any dissent, and the MenuOnites and
Amish were largely recruited from Swiss
exiiea A large body Of them went to North
Carolina, under Grsetfenreid and Michele,
aud New Berne still suggests their native
Swiss home. Their leaders first visited Ian.
caster, but that region WAS already two we'll
settled to hold out gres: temptations for
large body OF new cOmers. Among the ear.
liest medical men OF Lancaster county,
the Netfs and Carpenters Originally
Itmmerman), were Swiss, ana their
children, tor several generations, led
their profession in that paft of
the state. The Swiss Confederation, d sting
from 1921, Ii q strong and vigorous federal
union. While other countries OF Europe
have risen and fallen, 1t has found q demo.
cratic republic able to meet nearly all the
needs OF its people, and to secure them the
highest and best rights as citizens and a. in.
dividuala. The Swiss of Phil el phis NAV
well be proud OF their native country, and OF
Its representative At Washington. Their re.
union In his honor was distinguished by the
characteristics that contribute 30 much to
their national life at home, representatives
speaking three our four languages, choruses
OF men and women singing their native
music, and reunion that brought together
young and old Of both sexes TO do homo. alike
to their native country and to that of their
adoption.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
Personal.

JoHN WANAMAKER WAS 80 years old on
Monday.
QUEEN VICTORIA has donated So, 900 to the
London Imperial institute.
LOGAN T.. BLECKLEY has been elected by
the legislature ss chief justice OF the supreme
court Of Georgia
Hon. WILLIAM b. WApDELL, Chester
county's new law judge, has been sworn in
by his associate, Judge Futhey.
Mr.. BALLANrYNE, Glsdstonisn, has be en-
elected to Parliament from Coventry,
formerly strong Tory district In England.
SUICIDE STERNE CHIrTENDEN WAS re-
lated by marriage to the Wood ward family of
Wilkesbarre,- his sister having married Col,
Geo. A. Woodward, brother OF nd 70 Stanley
Woodward. he WAS q man of remark able
intellectual powers, profound scholar and
advanced thinker.
DIR. r.. ID. SrANDIFoRD, who WAS married
last III ursday, has celebrated his wedd ing in
an original manner. OF late there has been
much agitation over the matter OF free parks,
OF which Louisville, Ky, possesses none.
Dr. Standiiord notified Mayor Reed and the
president OF the board OF councils that he
would present the city with 40 acres OF land
Tor this purpose
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
The Fifth PenpsyivA IL RESERVES,

On Saturday night fifty members of the
Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves met IN the
court house at Gettysburg and effected per.
manent organization by electing Colonel A.
NJ. Smith, president Capt Samuel Evans
and Capt John l.. Rhodes, vice presidents :;
w. Hayes Grier, secretary, and q. ". Shoch,
corresponding secretary. A committee was
appointed TO make arrangements for the
erection OF monument on a huge boulder
about fifty yards from the Round Ton obser.
Vatory. This committee was Instructed to
urge the consolidation OF the fund belonging
10 the Pennsylvania Reserves vision for the
erection OF one grand monument or memo.
,si CHAPEL on THIS battlefield. w. Hayes
Hrier was elected chairman of this commits.
tee Inc next reunion OF the regiment W in
az. .ane place at Milton on the second Wsdnes.
day OF May, 1888. "'""0s'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
Tho IS silly Season.

This is said to be the silly season of
the year, though exactly why no one has
ever clearly explained. The warm weather
may cause such a general relaxation that
men who ordinarily talk sense become
silly In July, but observation shows that
the stiffness proceeds from people who have
long been in that condition, and it is prob.
able that it is only rendered more apparent
BY the warm weather temper of the people.
Mem are easily provoked in hot weather,
and Stiffness that would at other times be
treated with wise contempt now provokes
wrath.
There is the Stiffness of jeff Davis, for
instance, who is talking about the hired
assassins he pretends to think were sent
BY Governor Curtin for his slaughter, and
the Stiffness Of certain Grand Army men
over the visit of the president to st. Louis.
These things are quite as Insignificant as
Aies and quite as irritating in warm
weather. An exhibition of irritating silli-
nss ID given in the attempt to make evil
dence against Barclay Peak out of a very
natural reply that he made to a good lady
who visited him in prison. Speaking of
th0ughtless conduct she said
II you had thought OF the consequences,
Hssscisy, you wouldn't have shot Katie
No, I wouldn't" he replied, and In.
sanity added 81 didn't shoot her, sny-
how"
This would be quite natural reply from
N innocent man taken off his guard, but it
b eagerly seized upon and announced as an
admission of guilt. The lady very properly
kept quiet about this conversation for fear
that 1t would have been used in the trial
where 1t could have been of no assistance
whatever in determining the truth. lie
assented to the proposition that he would
not have killed the girl if he had realized
sne consequences, and seeing that this
might be construed as an admission that he
had killed her he instantly added that he
did not shoot her. 1t is probable that a
man in his position would not follow the
conversation of his visitor closely and his
reply was q natural and polite assent to a
eel(-evident proposition. And now il
comes buzzing around with other mid.
simmer flies and follies to embitter thelas
lnys Of Q man condemned to death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
ROuvler's Firm Stand.

The R0uvier ministry is showing unex,
pscted strength, but chiefly because Gen
egal Boulanger msgnsnimously gave II
TINE to get itself together before he pro.
eoeded to shake it. His first shake was
quite severe, but leaves the government
ufher stronger than before. The prime
nAnisters declaration that the general 8
NlaGAl manifestation on the occasion of the
oeens election made it necessary to return
N 70 his proper position was bold and
hnnsst statement OF facts that must com.
Uand respect for his statesmanship, He
eaEther added that il the civil power had
alfatsd Ill would have been over with IL
!; = appseciate the force and fesrlessnsss q,
- asaertions, it must be rememhe,sd
- thsg directly attacked q popular idol
- opposed the impulse Of the hour anon.
"a peopls ruled by impulses, That hs was
nEeily ehssrsd proves that ths f,rm sna
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

tno LEAGUE ganes yesterday were. A.
rhi1sdelp lphis: Philadelphis 8, Indisnapol,s d. q:
WssSs,a,on. NSM o,x vtttsourg ., New York 2; al
st Louis defeated Baltimore 6v - IN
yesterday and the Nets were shut nn, -,
Cincinnati by 3 too. ''' III
Allentown defeated Bradford by 10 To B and
Altoona dOwned WilliamspOrt by 7 to 3.
Washington has been Jonah for Chicago
since the former Joined the League.
Tho Chtcagos had ten errors yesterday, six
OF which were made by tho outfielders.
Washington played without One
Carroll, OF Pittsburg, who 10 good deal Of
. tough, purPosely ran into George, OF the
New forks, yesterday ipjuring him very
badly. The crowd hissed Carroll, calling him
. "rOwdy" and "loafer."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
a Novel Duel Proposed.

There is trouble between Captain A. IL.
Bogardus, the champion shot Of Adam Fore
Psugh's show at Staten Island, and suspen.
der Jack, . cowboy. Bogsrdus thrashed
Suspender Jack Monday morning for shoot.
ing too close to his head while exhibiting his
Prowess AZ marksman. Jack had BOgaTdus
arrested and he was fined SO.
Now Suspender Jack wants SOME one 70
lock Bogardus and himself up In Q room,
with revolver and . cigarette apiece, and lei
each man fire at the other mans light. He
OF the suspenders says Bogsrdus bribes the
noy 10 pull the hell when he shoots, A
ouei between the men In not improbable
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

The Wreck Of the Mystery.

The dreadful fate Of the sloop Mystery
that went down of Barren island in ia
maica bay with at least thirty lives lost,
will call attention on the threshold of the
summer vacation season 10 the peril in
which people put themselves in the fever
ish search for pleasure. This boat had
been used for cod.fishing purposes. and
was probably never intended to convey a
crowd such as that which thronged its
decks on Sunday. The vessel must have
been specially untitled for the work it was
given to do, for the accident is ascribed
entirely to puff of wind that struck the
sloop at a critical time. IL people trust
their lives to boats that are likely to he
capsized by a puff of wind, such accidents
as that which befel the Mystery are inev-
liable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

MORE news is at hand about Mr.. Blaine.
Mr.. Carnegie was reported by submarine
cable to be IN q most appalling state OF rage
over the failure of the provost OF the Euin-
burgh meeting to admit the belsted Maine
statesman. 1t was even said that the liberal
Pittsburger had refused to accept the hum.
bic apologies OF the provost Now Mr. Car.
negie corrects all this, but leaves the matter
In greater obscurity than ever by taking the
blame upon himself He says, 81 myself
sm to blame for the accident OF the exclusion
OF MI Blaine from the council chamber. l
had arranged with Mr.. Blaine to accompany
him. On the way Miss Blaine met with an
accident which caused slight injury to her
ankle She was compelled to return, aud
her father accompanied her back to their
hotel.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
An Enthusiastic Reporter.

New York commencement reporter
writes There came into the great hall of the
Normal college yesterday such q burst Of
innocence and beauty, such river OF bright
eyes and brushing cheeks such q fiutterins q
flowers that the humble reporter Who ~ IN
the midst OF 1t all and heard the soft musIc
that trembled In the air could only thank his
stars that he was not away at Q fire The sni.
lertes we're black with the mothers and sis.
young girls who sat smiling the very hear
out cfy0ur body down On the main floor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

You are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
poor you are bothered with headache, you are
ndsety, nervous and generally out OF sorts. ana
ulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very. cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour. and then leave
you in worse condition than before. What YOU
want Is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of the Liver and Kid
neys restore your vitality. and give renewed
health and strength. Such medicine you will
ind In Electric Bitters. For sale at II. &. Coch.
rans Drug store. lS7 and l39 North Queen
Street. Lancaster, Pa. (3)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

II was inadvertently stated yesterday tha,
the councils had before them for considers
tion scheme for the reformation of high
school commencementS 1t should have read
the school board. Councils have ali tha, they
can attend to in the matter of water works
and sewerage Improvement, and by the way,
there is q great deal of local grumbling about
the delay OF these i'm portant questions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
A CIerrymsn's Testimony,

W. r. Clifford. pastor. NJ. =. church, Boutwell,,
ont. WAS for two years n su erer with yspepsia
In its worst form, until as he states "lfe became
an actual BURDEN Three bottles of Burdock X
Blood Bttsrs cured him. and he tells us in a re-
cent letter that he considers 1t the best family
medicine now before the country for Dyspepsia
druggist, l31 and lS North Queen street, Ian
caster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
SpeAks Right Up.

"Hsvs tried Thomas Eclectric OH for Group
ana cnlds: and tnd IL the best emedy have
ever used In my family" WIN. Nay, $40 Ply.
mouth Ave. Buffalo, \. Y. For sale by H. h.
Cochran, druggist, lS' and lSJ North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

Mr. JOHN BAcHMAN, OF Srasburg, is
quoted as saying at the Prohibition meeting
in this city on Monday that whenever you
can show the Netc Era or the Examiner or
the lNrELL1GENCER that it's more prof table
to be Prohibitionists, they'll all become Pro-
hibitionists It's all a matter Of dollars and
cents" The trouble with most Of the ex
treme temperance men is that they are most
incorporate in the use OF their language
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12
Mrs. lAngtry.

And other famous women have won a reputa
tion for facial beauty. A Il ne compile Nion makes
one handsome, even though the face Is not OF
perfect mould. BHrdock Blood BiYs~s act al
rectly upon the circulation. and so give the ski
q clearness and snCothusss otherwise uuattain.
able, For sale by H. Il. Cochran, druggist, lSi
and lA9 North Queen street {, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-12

LET there be full turnout in the wards to-
morrow evening for the nomination Of dele
gates to the Democratic county convention
on July 20. The election will take place on
Saturday. II good men are chosen good
work will be done,